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Given a text file with a list of absolute paths to mp3 files, is it possible to play them using vlc in linux? Or any other player, doesn't have to be vlc.
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>>55378427
I think most take that kind of input.
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just start it with that list as arguments
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yes. I don't use vlc, but even if a program doesn't accept playlists, you can usexargs -a (playlist-file) (program)
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Found the solution guys:
1)File must be saved with .m3u extension - WTF I thought linux didn't care about file extensions
2)Do not escape spaces in file paths - again WTF
Tested and working on vlc. Took me a few hours though. Counterintiutive AF.
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>>55378427
yes, thats how i did for mpv once just for keksls -R ~/Music/*.,mp3 muzic
mpv --playlist muzic
iirc
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>>55378888
Linux doesn't care about file extensions, it looks like it's VLC that does.
Also it isn't counterintuitive to not escape spaces there - it isn't a shellscript.
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>>55380054
forgot the > before muzic
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